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AUCTION SALES.
THoNAs BOWLING. Anctionssr.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
on THE N0RTHEAsT CORNER OF NINE

pERENPTORY SALE OF DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
TENTH AND . STREETS NoRTHwEsT
By virtue Of . deed 81 trust rscerded among the
1870. foli6 3sS. et 3d. yiI offer for sale q. =
THE TWENTf-F1RST DAY OF OCTOBER A d.
tered r. in George W. RigHs' dniy recorded
q part e square Numbered l4i in the city Of wash-
his Lot has . front q 25 feet on street north
and l2l feet 18th srsst wsst ard I, improved ~
and brick stable rear Of lot
Terms q sale; One third Of the purchase money in
specvely and two ysaz sftsr the date sae with
interest 81 stx per cent Per annum payable semi
deed Of trust the property. or al cssh 1t the pur
chaser's option.
All conv.ysncine and recording q purchaser cost.
deposit OF o26O VIII be required ct the time Of
sale. II the terms Of sale not complied with in
twenty days after day of sale the property will be
sold at the risk and cost Of the defaultlns party.
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Fatal RIDE on A HASp-CAR--A part OF the
CaiO hiveg Railroad near GuydndOJte, below Par
kersUurs, W. Va, was the scene OF terrible acc-
dent D. which Two men lost their lives, and a
number u &C ers were badly injured A party Of
elm young men. Tor amusement, took hand-car
and started down the road trying how fast they
could 60 suddenly the handles OF the car got
ctCght AMI II was thrown from the track down a
2u-iOot euib ment, all landing In heap at the
bpttOin. with DrOsen arms and legs and bodies
Y r-ibiy cut B-nl. Grover and Frank Wiley were
fond fatally hurt, and Jno. Miles In a critical
CUuI.ff1n-
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.


RE. Es sAaH Fl fao SIEAD1E
FEET On The EAST SIDE OF FIFTEEMTH
e o 5zSE SSsFrSE 81 W 5S2Es
and sfsG ;sss
No 736 folio So ct seq. one Of the Land RecordsR4
Of & 81 81 e
in equity No. 1871, and At The request Of
Of
Il
fronting Is feet 18Th street and running back with
tie ONCE o. the x the Ds q
Terms Of sale cash. and to be complied with within
twenty days from dy Of sale or property 70 be resod
$500 viii be required q time Of saie. All cOnveyanc-
oi5-dSds ' Rw. TYLER, Trustee
VNHOMAs E. wAG0AMAN. Real Estate Auctioneer.
1s bvsHS s6ST
the District q Columbia. passed Is equity cause
Ss4S x On I'll Il aeefSn 5FHRf 81 III
FOUR q 1
seven 81 in rsssry , s9h .ta.,sa Sn M.l.nd
Of & n ~ sa AND the
with from day % sale, lie payment thereof to
BY Eli $ Of s g
cash on day of sale or ON rsuncaton OF sale By the
s1 lSr
an e
.asns e cost ~ be not
'''>' - '''> '''' ' s s. HENKLE. trustee.
THOs. Z. wA0aANAN. Aucfionesr oIa-dSds
THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
Trustees SALE OF THAT FIRsT-cLAss DWELL
ING HOUSE. No. 3025 ON n sIREET, IN
% FSE okiH spE 81
Erf GA d ATP Rs sUA NJ sASk atS
R # ssss e qrsa sS I
q the Land Record. Of the District ef Columbia
Fiji & II I, fSsE Lay 81
shss Of
on SIDE o as
ct So tns
u Corner q as
north = 5sht .1sIs: e 'i,d GAY % stree. two
,,snIs shsnss nest on the .O1s1 Line q
e Point Opposite ne CENTER q @
the house hereby conveyed and that adjoining it
Ss S
md sd Ss or %
3, seSS q : sS
3
Nth =; shs q oss''' - In said deed Of
os: e % - ses aa.
md % s:y 3 Is ND Per cent Per .nnS@
to sS 1s:i nd from as dss
q &c. q. xhasl &c gOmi.:ory aot.. Of the Pun.
Sa e ne q shs SrSss
| ID ~ nTrchSsefsS cost. -
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d.uoa,p So ga Sssserday Lord Randolph Churchill
'I~o'IA1issni Of The church In walsS
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AUCTION SALES.
WALTER h WILLIAMS 4 CO. Auctioneers.

s2hySePP 1 xss g. sH1TtHs sa4 Hf Ell
THkEE HANDSOME cHHssY cHSSsEKl
sS TIIESi EASY CHAIR, FANCY TABLES. H a;
E1IHEa a4S1s6SsE CHERRY SHaTtTSs si hdhSo
sTERED IN SILK BRocAT EEL PHusH AND
6AM SiLH;; MAHOGANY FRAMES. WALNUT
zach, pININa, ROOM en- AIRS, UPHoLsTERED
cHEskT nNp MA a6a1sASs s1pE PE 4SsE
LE EHHTHH WF1IIENEf,r yPHs1nISsnTREEsED vrRNX
HHAANNDSnNE ER0NY CABINET. COST $3.50;
XERf9 SSAdHEFoEIER RLATE s GIHssss
RSRy sfgSSSis Sa ON HNS 9TAfs S ] =
SplKniNN6s' CHINA. GLASS AND CKoCKERY
On I0, MORROW, OCTOBER TwENTY-sECOND.
COMMENCING ct TEN O'CLOCK A n, We viii sell,
within ana IN mont of our auction rooms large con-
Ssnment OF fssnionaoie Furniture Of superior work.
Manship. and removed to our rooms for copyenience
room at IL O'Clock precisely
Terms cash.
u q m
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An Old Mans Long Drive.

HAVING LOST ais PROPERTY AND HIS WIFE, He
DRIVES ALL TIE WAY FROM TEXAS To coSNEILs-
VILE.
PTTTsBCRG october 2l.-A special TO the Post
frOin COnnelsy-lle says: Jonas Murray drove into
town yesterday in a covered wagon drawn by two
bory horses. and. stopping ut his brothers house
compile ell an overland journey from Tom Greene
County, Tex The journey was commenced April
j, ami the distance covered was . 400 miles Muir
ray was the owner OF cattle ranche, and during
the drought Of 1885 lost all that he had and was
reduced 20 the point OF starvation. He 10 ided up
a few efiec.s, his wife and himself In his wagon
and started Tor his Pennsylvania home. Mrs. MUIR
ray fell III at Little Rock, Ark, and died In that
place. The rest OF the Journey the old man COM
y.-ted alone. lie was born and raised near this
place, AID went West forty years ago, since which
tltne ne has wandered over nearly the whole
United States
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

HONSANoON DnOo.s AucuOnee(b
TRUSTEES SALE UNDER DECREE OF COURT OF
ELEVEN OF THOSE FINE BRICK DWELL
1NGS, ON EAST CAPITOL STREET BETWEEN
SECOND AND THIRD STREETS EAST. AND
THEE ON SOUTH STREET, IN THE SAME
SQUARE.
By virtue Of decree passed by the Supreme -
Court Of the District OF Columbia. in Equity s1T
Cause NO. 4291. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance l1
Company Albert Grant ct al, will sell at public
auction, In front Of the premises on TUESDAY, THE
FIFTEENTH DAYOF NOVEMBER. 1887, At FOUR
O'CLOCK P. NJ (sale to be continued the next day at
the same hour. necessary Lots numbered one lll,
three go four nvs tSl. six l6h eight Oh nine %.
teen l61, seventeen 90, and eighteen 18(, Of the
subdivision Of square numbered seven hundred and
same isof record in the office OF the OF the
with desirable brick dwellings. and will be sold seps
rstely
Terms of sale: One-fourth cash and the balance at
Of the purchaser bearing interest from the day OF
sold, all cash. at the option Of the purchaser.
GLIDING all amounts to redeem the property
sold from any sale thereof, will be payable
the purchase money. deposit Of $500 will be re-
qured Of the purchaser Of each lot at the time Of sale
policy Of insurance against fire will be required Of
the purchaser the building each lot sold in such
amount Is the trustee may deem proper.
BkAINARD H WARNER. Trustee,
DUNCANSON BROS, GIG F st. NV.
AuctOneers O2l-d
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DY ROBERT vOSE CO.,
d Real Estste Agents 300 st. ae.

TWO NE" PHkssE eRfTGnNF Front HOUSES BY
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TwENTY-SEv-
ENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK Pm These houses are Y :a
located 18th st. Sc, South Carolina ave., &
and contain seven rooms EACH with bath have all the
modern improvements, and CRATES in each dining
well built neatly finished aud should command the
attention of any one seeking pleasant home The
IThe lots have frontage Of "a feet inches and .
depth of l25 feet to 20foot alleyD &100 deposit
each house at SALE Terms very easy.
o20-5t ROBEKT VOSE, Auctioneer
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s'ssG 81 A a $!; !;


tTT 2F F sskFRS So NHB
BY virtue q dscrsa. asssd in cAess No lo7ss.
iaSf p' TIE q fAs K rFsdi si ps 81; s.
0CT0BEh AID. 1857. e HALF.PxsT ToUk
Sss2 q 'es 3 Geo. e 3: No.
ming IS feet from II seet O west ID q Frederick
alley 67H feet thence north X2 1sft: thsn ga 10
he besinning imProv24 9TH sfsan aSelltnG -Souse
paymeatA. e III and twelve mouthA nh intGfeq9
~ ss sn "a g sa, q s s. ~ - ~ :n
el7aa zsssYf 49, as: ss:s.A
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ID OBERT vOSE Co.
h Real Estate Agents, 300 B st a.

PEREMPTORY SAIL OF DESIRABLE UNIM-
We win offer for sale at Public Auction on -
he premises on FRIDAY OCTOBER TWENTY
ONE. commencing at FOUR O'CLOCK p. M,A-
the following parcels of land Lot No. 43, in square
S15 4th street. between and b streets northeast
16x100 to an alley. Also,
depth thereof COS 1-l2 feet)
Also the south 3 feet Of lot 2 and the north 16 feet
street.
On SATURDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-FIVE at
FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, lot 1S, in square &c.,
Also
Lots 8 to IL, both inclusive. in square 1919.
Terms at sale 800 deposit on each purchase st
time of sale Conveyancng at purchasers cost Title
to each parcel is.perfect
ROBERT vOsE,
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PRINTER FAtLs HEIR TO 5000, OOO.-Joseph
Z Hamilton. printer OF Waco, Tex has fallen
leir 10 n state q over $1,000. 600 left By an
uncle = 30 went 70 California in IsJO. The other
DAY the lucsy printer Received letters from W. Y
Bliss, pubic administrator OF Butte County, Cal,
rc4uestiug aim 10 prove LIS identity and forward
the papers, which he has DONE
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NcMiN KILLED BY SEFDLE.-NrS. Levi
stone. OF Flckens county, :. g, WAS leaning over
y-g-gen YESTERDAY feeding her piss when a sudden
I4Oy-l4en nj on ner part caused needle which was
heT U,easS ne.r the heart, Ailllls her almost H.
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KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
A TERRIBLE LIST.
Tweuty-nine Persons Arrested for Muir.
der I'm Pitf.burg in Two Years.

PrTTsBUEs. October 2l.-The numerous murders
committed In this county recently have again
Hpttracted attention To the number Of persons who
have been on trial for this crime OF late I'm the
puDty courts. A Post reporter went over the
n docket a. far back as April, ISStl and found
I'm that month until the present Just twenty
har-es OF murier or these twenty-thr.e were
hen and six were women -Four nave not vet un-
kfrrgOne tr1al. while seven were discharged
Edward Cooley Is the only prisoner conflned In
the jail who was found guilty OF murder In the
Dnrst degree- The list OF persons who were SEN
Fnce1 20 ne pehitentiary during the time men,
buhSh ElNard slattery, Edward Coyle James
haheI tarIe Johnson, Mary Allen, VIM. William
sDh, Louis Hammer, Patrick McGodrfch Charls
soHS 1eofkr burkhardt, Peter Baumhof JOSEF
.tOcL and IDA Miller. Mary Arnold was sento
~ Ehiteh.lary Tor mansiaughter and John u.
ln-on, Patrick MeCraw Michael McEeun1 Id
Joseph Evans are awaiting trial |
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AUCTION SALES.
rO-MORR row.

TOMORROW.
T,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucs,oneer.
kkauLAl SALE OF FURNITURE AT MI ave
TIo sII sS3Hs sAruS1Ala ocIo6EH TWIN WIN
aeIeSH. EAns ss sSss sETs sshlSk 1uR.
NITURE, LOUNGES EASY Chairs, ~ T. IA
ehkAsfs ShEs HAk A kIse MA sSHtkk Of
oar, AND WALNUT BkpsTEADs AND BG-
fkEssks kkp fxiN q Ss aaaxsis
f}EcEs bkussE1s Ans Ans rx aSR s o1ksffk
asb alI ii s4Sprs
Also. AT TvxIvr o'cLocx.
HORSES sss SAkklAaEs suoaiEs WAGONS HAR-
ONE 5 gsIf H 81 LARGE sEo asEs. SsE FARM "a:
T TISSIsA AN 10 sE SOLD 70
THoMAs BOWLING, Auctionssr.
ONE PAIR N 65Iys sIzE RAY HORSES AND
SSIshEs T. ssns
the above '''i fI IONA ,'fDs5ss 4; cay
o2o-2t Aucuonser.
OFFICE OF ID! DA,NNLSaowEh ! son,
sE az Pssp sTSRs Sp
Eh sFR hE rso sou4afas COB
1 by , N e o asea q trust duly rssOrasa
q he p,Tes % csia@s. ma !. The , ~Ti,,sn
guest OF the party secured thereby the underSignsd
V aSSPs Y;
a. ID. 1857, at FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, the following
described real estate situate IN the city Of Washing
ton IN said District, TO wit The north thirty-one
31 feet front 9th street east 10y the whole depth
Of sxtyone feet ten and half inches (l feet 10
inches) Of original lot number seven Cd in square
numbered nine hundred aud (q51l improved
by q two-story Frame Building used a. . store and
dwelling.
Terms: All cash Adeposit Of sloo will be required
at time Of sale II terms Of sale complied with
within ten 10) days from sale the Trustees
the right TO resell the property time the
rlsk and cost of the defaulting purchaser
WM. W. DANENH0WER. $780,
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER5 irus'eea
THOMAS BOWLING. Auct oll-dts
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VNRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
TWEEN NORTH AND STREETS IN WASH

lNGION, ". 4.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust dated February -
go A. D. 1878, recorded in Liber No. 1884 at4:3
folio 80 ct seq, one of the land records forkA:1
the District Of Columbia and the written request of
the party secured thereby will sell at public sale IN
front OF the premises on THURSDAY, the TMEN-
TIE TH day of0CToBER, A; D. 1887, at HALF-PAsT
FOUR O'CLOCK all that certain piece or parcel
Of ground situate lying and being in the city Of WASH
ington In the DISTRICT of Columbia, and known and
described lot numbered seventy three () in Allen
and FaconeSs subdivision Of part Of the east half
(274h with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Onethird of the purchase money In
cash, and the balance thereof two equal INSTALL
ments in six and twelve months the day Of SALE
with interest to be secured by the notes Of the
chaser or purchasers thereof and approved deed Of
insurance. all cash, at the option Of the purchaser
purchasers thereof. A deposit Of 91OO will be
chasers thereof and all conveyancng and recording
shall be at his, her their expense. II the terms OF
sale not complied with within ten (1O days from
the day Of SALE the undersigned Trustee the
right to resell said st the risk and cost OF the
defaultng purchaser or after at least i've
(5) days advertisement.
FENDALL Z ALEXANDER. Trustee.
49, Louisiana ave.
q "a a ~.
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o19-do
(,HANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ REAL ESTATE BEING No. 1907 FIRST

CREAL ESTATE BEING No 1907 FIRST
BY virtue Of 2 decree of the Supreme Court Of
in Equity Cause No; l0557. win sell g public ~
auction. in front Of the premises on MONDAY, the
TTWESStY g r 6 o pay OF 0cToBER, 1857. 81
parcel Of ground in the city Of Wsshinvton, D. q.
sn3wn ana On tne pnt OF pan OF SAID cty =
square numbered seven hundred and three 7O3l, be-
ginning for the at point the line LIST street
east thirtyssvs go feet ming 9) inches from the
tveutyssvsa S27l feet three (5 inches thence est
sixty-eGht (66l fest four "a inches thence north
twenty seven cd fest three CD inches and themes
Of beginning together with the improvements thereon
which consist Of House, with brick basement and
two frame stories
Terms of sale prescribed BY the decree: one-third
OF the purchase money in cash. third in nix
month"; and third in twelve months from the day
of SALE all cash. At the option OF the the
deferred paymenta II any, 70 Be- secured by deed Of
trust upon the property with interest thereon st the
rate Of s,1 per centum per annum: deposit Of one
sale Al conveyancing at pnrch iser's expense the
from the day Of sale the property viii be resoid the
risk and cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS co. Auctioneers.
o1c
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II THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED. IN CON
sequence Of the storm, until MONDAY. the TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887. same hour and
place. By order Of the Trustee
o2kd&ds THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VNALTER B. WILLIAMS CO.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF FOUR BUILDING LOTS ON
STREET, BETWEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS NORTHEAST.
On THURSDAY, OCTOBER TWENTIETH, atA&
FOUR O'CLOCK M. We shall sell Lots Nos ~
of 50. 674 each lot 1874 to loft alley water gas
and sewerage; in . well built-up neighborheod. A
block Of houses be erected thereon, with the use
of 2 walls.
Terms, cash. $50 down on each lot time Of sale
ol5-4t WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., Aucts.
eD THE ABOVE SALE IN POSTPONED, ON
account Of the rain, until SATURDAY, OCTOBER
TWENTY-SECOND. AT HAIF-PAST FOUR p. N.
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LADIES' GOODS

CEAL. eARnENrs ALTEkEp. kEpyrp. AND
q ,ined; fur rsssinnS e n.s cUNNI>eHAhA
oiS-Sm Mis- NJ CUSNINaHAM. nod,sssL
NJ " KAN sol llrH ST. NV HAS REMovEp
WI 20 az 11th st. Cors<ts made 30 orfer
Aperfect o. guaranteed. Also fun line Ct BhouldsP
olo-lms
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john atlgh. After eladstone

LONDON, Jure John Bright's
letter. received at the Liberal Unionist
mass-meeting, at Birmingham, to.
night, is long and fierce
denunciatioh of the Gladstonian
policy which, in Great Britain, he
says, is rejected by majority of two to
one.
Bright strongly condemned O'Brien s
mission and the refusal of the Irish
mayors to celebrate the Queens jubilee.
After the reading of Bright's letter.
Chamberlain addressed the meeting.
He complained that the Glad
stonians were abusing liberty of
speech and popular representation,
in order, with the Parnellites, to
construct parliamentary government
end an insult to electors. 1t could be
cured, not by altered procedure rules,
but by the pressure of public indigna-
ton against the offenders at the cleo
tons. 4
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The U. P. Inquiry.

BesToN, June LIN the Union Pacific
Investigation to-day, General f. P.
Alexander, OF Savannah, said he
thought the branch lines should be
fostered as much as possible. He SAID
the managers Of the Union Pacific al
ways felt fears that the Central Pacific
had not cordially co-operated with
them in regard to freights, which
might be sent the other way.
The present situation was damsgiHg
to the Union Pacific and the govern
mens, and it was for the Interest
OF both to adjust matters at once. The
first step is for the road to pay ceI-
tain fixed sum, no matter how small.
Witness always understood that the
road was willing to let government take
everything they had as security for the
indebtedness. The company could
afford to pay about $f,800,000 at the
present time. The debt will amount
to about $53 000, 900, including. interest
at 6 per cent. Equal payments of
81, 800 600 would pay off the debt in
about seventy years. It might be pos
sible to have this payment gradually
increased.
If the road should happen to fail in its
annual payments. government could
assume charge of the road. This would
wipe out the stock-mean death 10 the
management.
In the afternoon examination. Comp
troller Mink continued. Nothing of
general interest was elected.
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ONE YEAR AGO.
Anniversar of the Marriage of Pres
ideut Cleveland.

PROSPECT HOUSE, n. Y. June 1.-The
pleasant weather of yesterday gave way
last night to strong east wind aud
heavy clouds, with rain early this
morning, and heavy mist that settled
down over all the hills. Out of door
sports were not to be thought
of at the present. The Presi-
dent, after late breakfast. gave him
self up to game of crihbage.
The wind changed at noon to the
southwest and broke up the leaden
clouds and soon uncovered the strips of
blue sky. The President omitted his
lunch and spent four or fve-hours
trolling. When he came back he
brought three large trout, the largest
weighing four pounds. Tomorrow will
be the anniversary of the White House
Wedding of year ago.
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The Knights of Labor.

IEC1Nc1NNATI, June I. - Fifty-three
delegates from the States of Pennsyl-
yania. Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio
Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, Alabama, Kansas, New Mex
leo, Colorado, Utah, Montana and In
dian Territory, met here to-day
in the second session OF District
Assembly 1876, Knights OF LABOR,
District Master Bailey. OF Shawnee,
presiding. The meetings are secret ana
Nothing was done to day save the ap-
nointing of committees. The prime
object Of the meeting will be the re-
districting of territory and the eight
honr onestion and kindred matters for
the benefit of miners will be discussed
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a Strange Tragedy.

NEW York. June Virginia Kelly,
a colored woman, living in tenement
house in West Thirtieth Street, gave a
party last night, at which Matthew
Norwood, also colored, was a guest.
This morning he was found lying
dead beneath his window. clutching
a woman's sacque in his lifeless
hand, and with a fatal wound
in the abdomen. The police think he
was thrown from the room, which is in
the third story. The woman processes
she does not know Low he met his
death. She and a colored student,
Charles Johnson, are under arrest. The
Woman's husband, who is believed TO
have done the cutting, cannot be found.
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N THE MOLTEN MASS.
4 Volcano Breaks Out in the
Sierra Madres.
SCENES NEAR THE CRATER.
slight Shocks OF Earthquake stiI Ex-
perieneed In Acknowledgement
Items of News.
\ VOLCANIC In the sierra Madre.

TOMBSTONE, Ariz., June 1.-Senor
,smpa has Just arrived from Nacosarir
and states that Authentic news has
cached Oposura, that at the time of the
5rst earthquake volcano broke>out on
.bs Chihuahua side of the Sierra Madre,
rs Piedra Verdes, and about thirty
lies vest of Casa Grande. Different
Is-ties, numbering thirty in all. have
me from Casa Grande to inspect the
99oicano. but none had, owing to the
;Ttsnse heat, been able to approach
-,tss than three miles of the mass
=: molten lava, which Kept pouring
~ the mountain side, and estimated
~ extend fully ten miles from the crater
~ y; tLe Volcano, Volumes of smoke by
d Ssy and the red glare by night from
tba burning mountain are visible for 8
fono distance. Governor Torres, of
SONORA :SIS has directed that a party be
sent from Oposura to inspect and report
nnon the phenomenon. a slight shock
ol earthquake was felt here on Monday
and smother at 2 am. to-day.
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KISSANE.
How His Eastern Career Was
Re0pened.
MURDER OF A NEGRO.
Anniversary or President Cleveland
Marriage The Turf at Latonia-
Two Boys Iurdzred-Ete
The Notorious Kissane

SAN FRANCISCO, June 1.-Sinos the
fact of the whereabouts of the now
widely notorious William Kissane, alias
William K Rogers, was made known.
two days ago, newspaper men have
visited his ranch about three miles
from SOnomA. The house of kisssne
is of stone, with broad verandaS, sRd is
most charmingly situated. At his
home are his wife and grown daughters.
To reporter to-day, the wife of
Kissane said General Francis Darr. to
whom is ascribed the reopenIng OF
Kissane's eastern career, had made the
exposure owing to Kissane's failure 10
pay claim for $34 900 on account of
the Chemical Bank of New York.
Since the suit had actually been com.
menced the amount had dropped to
81 800. Mrs. Rogers says General Darr
aRd his wife had visited them at their
house prior to The publication Of
the details of her husband
supposed career, as she claims, to take
an inventory of their effects, but had
expressed only the most friendly per
sonal regard. Mrs. Rogers was asked
how she thought the affair would end.
Il know how 1t would have ended long
ago, if l had not begged and implored
my husband for my sake and the sake
Of our children to leave the punishment
of Darr's malice and cruelty to some
other hand tnan his own" she re-
Piled. ''It is well for General Darr that
Colonel Rogers has his family around
hum, some OF them little ones, or long
before this he would have had to settle
with the man whom he has pursued
ike hend for no cause that we can i'm
agine except desire to extort money"
She said her husband would defend the
matter in the courts.